Here is the latest shameless promotion and self-aggrandizing news.
RR has begun contributing to the Saratogian’s weekly “Saratoga Film Forum Movie Buzz” blog about the latest screening at the Saratoga Film Forum. The debut post concerns Ben Stiller and Greenberg.
RR and Frank Romano staged “The Great Debate: Print vs. ‘That Other Stuff’” in the Xerox booth at IPEX, May 19, 22, and 23, 2010, in Birmingham, UK. Video can be viewed by clicking here.
RR and Dr. Joe Webb staged a “Battle of the Co-Authors” print vs. electronic media debate and signed copies of Disrupting the Future, custom-printed by Xerox, in the Xerox booth at the On-Demand Conference & Expo, April 20 and 21, 2010, in Philadelphia.
RR participated in a ”K-Zone” panel discussion at the 2010 Kodak Graphic Users Association North American Conference, April 12, 2010, in Vancouver. Short video snippet here.
RR’s collaboration with printing industry veteran analyst and consultant Dr. Joe Webb—Disrupting the Future: Uncommon Wisdom for Navigating Print’s Challenging Marketplace—is now available. It can be purchased via on-demand printer Lulu.com.
“WhatTheyThink announces an update to its special report ‘primer’ aimed at graphic arts companies seeking to get up to speed on the topic of inkjet printing. The report provides a top-level overview of the various technologies, players, products, and applications currently available, as well as conclusions and recommendations for industry companies.” —Richard Romano, WhatTheyThink Senior Analyst
LEXINGTON, KY – April 8, 2010 – WhatTheyThink, the leading news and information site for the graphic communications industry, announces the immediate availability of Inkjet Printing: It’s Not Just for Proofing Anymore—A WhatTheyThink Primer Report on Inkjet Printing in the Commercial Printing Industry.
“The idea of ‘social networking’ is really nothing new. It’s based on the idea that people talk to other people—about work, about their lives, about...anything. In the past, ‘social networking’ could be loosely defined as gathering with friends and colleagues at association meetings, seminars, and trade shows. The Internet, and social media channels like Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook, didn’t change or create the need and desire for social interaction on personal and professional levels. They simply moved them online, made them more efficient, and created the possibility of casting one’s social net much farther than had ever been possible before.”
—Richard Romano, WhatTheyThink Senior Analyst
LEXINGTON, KY – February 17, 2010 – WhatTheyThink, the leading news and information source for the graphic communications industry, announces the immediate availability of its new “strategy summary” report, Social Media for Graphic Communications: A WhatTheyThink Strategy Summary Report—The Hows and Whys of Social Media. This 63-page report defines social media, the growing importance of using media channels like Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and others to network and communicate with present and prospective customers, offers third-party estimates of the growth of the importance of, and spending on, social media by marketers in all industries, and offers specific advice for companies in the printing industry.
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At Blogito Ergo Sum: Peter Gabriel’s 3rd album turns 30.
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At the PrintCEO Blog: Live from Birmingham and the Ipex show.
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At Movie Mis-Treatments: Killers From Space: Mine eyes have seen the gory....
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Ipex video recap and commentary.
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